J Waiters "Motion Picture" Video

Singer, songwriter, and rapper J Waiters releases visuals for "Motion Picture" produced by Rodney Willz.

The eclectic artist entices listeners in for grown folks music with tempting visuals to go along. Setting the scene at a club with the fellas, Waiters zones in on the voluptuous curves of one particular woman. 

Over a modern R&B flow, he harmonizes in detail about a 'motion picture' he's yearning to produce and star in. Watch "Motion Picture" and connect with J Waiters below.

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Roz And Gem "Same Old Song And Dance" Video

R&B sensation Roz And Gem release visuals for their latest hit single “Same Old Song and Dance.” While paying homage to New Jack Swing, the duo incorporates live instruments to heighten the captivating flow of their vocals.

The video exudes a ‘90’s vibe with boomboxes, graffiti, and storytelling, almost reminiscent of a classic New Edition video. Roz And Gem describe the complexity of relationships between man and woman and through infectious melodies, embody how over time love can run its course while the lust remains.  Watch “Same Old Song and Dance” and connect with Roz And Gem on Instagram and Twitter.

Coopuh! The Savage Unexpectedly Electrified Brooklyn

Coopuh! The Savage, who noticeably expanded his musical range in 2019 focusing on Rock and Hip Hop, recently electrified a packed venue in Brooklyn. Walking in with Rockstar attire and black nail polish, his performance and energy both captivated and shocked the crowd.

Hip Hop legend Mr. Cheeks and Ryan Verneuille of The Ryan Show were in attendance scouting new talent for their radio show and had this to say, “When the energy that “Coopuh! Hs on stage is matched by his fans it’s a sight to behold, this kid is a hell of a performer.”

Coopuh! The Savage displays no boundaries of genres in his music and can switch it up from trap screamo to R&B midway through a set or record. He is often compared to Trent Reznor as he writes all his own music and plays all the instruments during recording. Watch KolourStory’s “Didn’t Get Caught” video to get a feel of Coopuh! The Savage.